Hot Selling Rotary Drum Sludge Dryer :

Processing capacity: 0.5-50t/h
Applied material: limestone, fly ash, coal powder, slag, clay

Sludge dryer produced  is mainly used for dehydrating and drying sludge, thus reducing the water content and volume of sludge. It has many advantages such as strong adaptability, high heat utilization rate, uniform drying effect, fewer clean-up times, convenient maintenance, etc.

The Appplication  of sludge  dryer :
Rotary Drum sludge  dryer is mainly used for drying materials with some moisture and granularity in ore beneficiation, building material, metallurgy and chemical department. Drum dryer has high adaptability to the materials so that it can be used for drying all kinds of materials, and in addition, the operation of this equipment is simple and reliable, for this reason, it gets wide application.

The Inner Structure and Function ofrotary  Dryer:

This rotary drum sludge dryer  is mainly composed of rotary part, lifting board, transmission part, supporting part and seal ring. The drum dryer produced by our company uses reasonable running parameters, and the coal and electricity consumption is reduced by over 10-15% and the output per machine is improved by over 10-15%, so that it has been widely used in the cement plants and ore beneficiation plants.

Rotary Drum Sldge  Dryer Workiing Principle:

The heat source of the drum dryer comes from the combustion device and this dryer uses co-current heating method, so that when the materials to be dried go into the cylinder from the feeding box or feeding chute, they are pushed back by the spiral lifting board. Since the drum dryer is obliquely installed, the materials flow to the lower end of the machine under the gravity and the rotation of the machine, and on the other hand, the materials are repeatedly lifted by the lifting board to the higher end and then spread down constantly, so that the materials will form a even curtain inside the cylinder and conduct heat exchange with the hot air inside the cylinder. Since the materials constantly spread and the water contained in them will be dried, thus achieving the aim of drying.

Ms Sara